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Valerie Crow
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Kitchen cupboards and countertop dilemma! suggestions welcome!
Comments (28)I, like you, currently like the look of grey cabinets but like white as well and I think that long-term I'll be glad that I chose white since grey will probably go out of style (or apparently from what I've learned reading this thread it already has). On the other hand, since you're using IKEA cabinets you could just change the doors out in 5 or 10 years if you get the gray & get tired of it. The floors on the other hand are a lot more work to change. I love the color that you picked but with a large family you will probably have a lot of dirt & a dark floor will show it all. In my last house we refinished the hardwood floors and used a beautiful dark stain. With 4 kids & a dog I regretted that dark stain within a few weeks. The natural oak never showed dirt like the dark stain did....See MoreNew house with funky kitchen - suggestions welcome!
Comments (17)UPDATES AS OF JANUARY 2021: existing (and weird) pass-through updated to incorporate design element additional design element created by hubby and father-in-law to break up long wall (turned out there was a pocket door that had been covered up!!) long wall has been dry-walled by professionals ASKS/SUGGESTIONS WELCOME! what do you think of this rug? what color should we do the LONG wall? should we do an accent wall or two back in the breakfast nook? The nook is essentially windowless but does have a skylight. Thanks in advance!!...See MoreLooking to Update Wall. Any suggestions welcome.
Comments (15)I would recommend a sofa table to anchor floating sofa. The sofa table would also provide a nice view and presentation when entering the room. From an Eastern Feng Shui perspective, I believe the wall where two chairs are would be the sofa wall. However, where your sofa is now is fine and works for the space. But since the other wall is most likely sofa wall, having two chairs there may feel a bit off. I think a smaller scaled sofa/loveseat or even a chaise might work better on that wall. I just mention this in case you have been having issues with trying to balance that wall. If it is not an issue, disregard these thoughts. There are mounts that lower the tv for comfortable viewing, and this is a very good one. There is also a motorized option. https://www.dynamicmounting.com/product/down-and-out-manual-mount/ Another option could be putting tv on long, low console, to right of fireplace and you could alternatively hang some art or a mirror over fireplace....See Morekitchen facelift ideas, suggestions welcome!
Comments (11)I would definitely remove the microwave and do a vent there. Not sure I’d put the microwave in place of the oven though. I’d probably put in in the island. Or a cabinet. What’s that white closet door? Pantry? Can we blow that out? And enlarge the entry to the DR? or can we replace with matching cabinets? Do you want a walk in pantry? Do you want to remove the entire wall - fridge, and bar area included for a more open feel? Also thinking maybe we can do some glass fronts on some of the cabinets. To add a more airy feel. These kinds of projects get expensive VERY quickly. My advice is to think this through, make some organized lists. Have a set budget and plan to do this right the first time round. If it means waiting until you can rework some of the layout and customize some finishes that’s the route I’d go for a space with such potential! Good luck!!...See MoreValerie Crow
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